The authentication pages include login and consent pages, designed to obtain user authorization and consent.

The logo, titles, identifier and background color you define are used in log in and consent pages, which are created by Zephr to obtain authorization and consent from the end user, as follows:

• The login page asks the end user to log in, if they are not already logged in, as shown in the following illustration:

  

• The consent page asks the end user to consent to the third-party grants, as illustrated below:

  

  The grants can be any of the following:

  • user.account read
  • user.profile:read
  • user.profile:update

When an end user selects the Allow button on your consent page, they are redirected to the URL that you specified in the redirect URI with an authorization code, which can be exchanged for an access token. You can find the authorization code as described in the Get the User Token section.